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Singing Grass Burning Sage, Now Available!

Posted by Jack Nisbet on Feb 13, 2014 in Books, News | Comments Off on Singing Grass Burning Sage, Now Available!

Singing Grass Burning Sage, which has been missing in action for some time, is once again available from Jack through the web site.

Douglas Exhibit Extended

Posted by Jack Nisbet on Jan 9, 2014 in News | Comments Off on Douglas Exhibit Extended

The exhibit David Douglas: A Naturalist at Work has been extended to run through May 25 at the Washington State History Museum in Tacoma.

Boundaries Columns

Posted by Jack Nisbet on Jan 9, 2014 in News | Comments Off on Boundaries Columns

Over a decade’s work of Jack Nisbet’s “Boundaries” columns for North Columbia Monthly are now fully indexed and easily accessible at http://www.northcolumbiamonthly.com This month’s column involves a search back through time for the story of a woolly mammoth mandible. Squirm alert: blowfly larvae are involved Jack will be presenting stories and artwork of birds collected by David Douglas during his journeys of 1824-34 at the Portland Audubon Society on the evening of January 16. See calendar for details.

Douglas Exhibit Now in Tacoma

Posted by Jack Nisbet on Sep 30, 2013 in News | Comments Off on Douglas Exhibit Now in Tacoma

Spokane Astronomical Society meeting

Posted by Jack Nisbet on Apr 27, 2013 in News | Comments Off on Spokane Astronomical Society meeting

The location of the Spokane Astronomical Society on Friday, May 3, has been changed to the Jepson Center on the west side of the Gonzaga campus, Room 017 on the lower level. See the Coming Events page for further details.